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Resume: William L. Bainbridge, Ph.D., FACFE |
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1213 Garrison Drive
EXPERIENCE:
PREVIOUS POSITIONS: Superintendent, HAMPTON, VIRGINIA, CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
Superintendent, NEWARK, OHIO CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
Superintendent, GRANDVIEW HEIGHTS, OHIO, CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
Assistant Superintendent, ROCKY RIVER, OHIO, CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT July, 1975 - July, 1977. Research Associate, THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY, Department of Educational Policy and Leadership. October, 1974 - July, 1975. Administrative Assistant to State Superintendent of Public Instruction, STATE OF OHIO January, 1972 - October, 1974. Teacher/Coach, CANTON, OHIO, GLENWOOD HIGH SCHOOL - Stark County, Ohio September, 1967 - January, 1972. EDUCATION: THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY, Columbus, Ohio - Ph.D., 1979.
THE UNIVERSITY OF AKRON, Akron, Ohio - M.S.Ed., 1971.
OHIO UNIVERSITY, Athens, Ohio - B.S., 1967.
CONTINUING EDUCATION: THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY, Columbus, Ohio – 2000
DISNEY INSTITUTE FOR BUSINESS PROFESSIONALS, 2000 COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY, New York, New York - Post-Doctoral Studies – Educational Leadership, 1981-1982. NATIONAL ACADEMY FOR SCHOOL EXECUTIVES, Arlington, Virginia -
Honors, Professional Associations and other Activities include:
Presentations include: ELECTRONIC MEDIA
SPEECHES Speeches on topics including: motivating staff, group climate, staff development systems, evaluating leadership effectiveness, evaluating staff, merit pay programs, recruiting staff, employee relations, information systems on schools , evaluating schools and school systems, research on effective school-university/management linkages, organizational development, the management team in action, staff involvement in decision making, promoting financial elections, long-range planning, dare to be you, more effective management meetings, and improving organizational effectiveness. Audiences have included:
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ABOUT Dr. William L. Bainbridge: "Dr. Bill Bainbridge combines his knowledge of K-12 education, business, politics, and parenting to provide a very insightful perspective on public education and accountability. One of his best attributes is the ability to take a common sense approach when he discusses solutions to complex problems in the field of public education. Bill knows how to communicate effectively with educators, parents, and policymakers on difficult issues related to school reform." Dr. Roderick J. McDavis
"I believe education is the single most important civil rights issue in America today, and Dr. Bill Bainbridge, by advocating school accountability, is standing up for our nation’s children. Dr. Bainbridge has the experience and insight to propose workable solutions to the most difficult challenges facing education in America. Part of the American dream is giving our children more and better opportunities to learn, achieve and be successful. Dr. Bainbridge’s cogent and concise analysis and commentary are useful tools for parents, educators, politicians and everyone who has a stake in our nation’s future." John R. Kasich
"I have had the pleasure of knowing and working with some of the most knowledgeable
and competent educators over a more than forty year period. William Bainbridge ranks
with the best.
Dr. Leon M. Lessinger
"First, education is the No. 1 policy issue of our times. Newspaper readers need help making their way through today’s maze of school-related topics. Second, we know of no one who provides better assistance than Dr. Bainbridge. The Dispatch has published his columns since 1979 as have more than 20 American newspapers" Mr. Michael F. Curtin
"Bill Bainbridge is one of the few individuals who describe education policy and practice from both sides of the desk. He understands the world of the practitioner, yet his voice also shapes the ideas of those focused on policy. Through his eyes, readers will see with more clarity the complex world of public education." Dr. Thomas J Lasley, II
"Bill Bainbridge has two attributes that are essential in someone who successfully writes on a regular basis: he has something to say, based on his experiences and observations, and he says it well. His background of work in a state education agency, in a local school district, and now in a private sector business where he has the opportunity to view schools in all parts of this nation, gives him a perspective that is unique. In today's bewildering education environment of many choices, it is important for the public to have the opportunity for understanding what is taking place." Dr. Richard A. Boyd
"Dr. William Bainbridge’s experience as a school superintendent in three different districts and as an entrepreneur running his own research and consulting business provides him with a unique view of education from many angles. His column addresses important, timely issues in education in a style that engages the reader. His insightful analysis of educational topics is a rarity in today’s news. Dr. Bainbridge’s column should be on the "recommended reading" list of anyone who wants to keep abreast of educational issues today." Dr. Suzanne Burkholder
"As publisher of various New York Times' Regional Newspapers, I have always
placed a high priority on primary and secondary education. The SchoolMatch Lynn O. Matthews
"Raising a family within the military makes one an "expert" at moving, adjusting, and raising children in a number of schools from Del Rio, Texas to France and England. Our sons attended seven schools, including three High Schools, our daughter a few less. [All have Master's Degrees today.] I know good schools when I see them, and I most certainly know outstanding Educators when I meet them. Dr. Bill Bainbridge is the very best. I have known him for over 15 years. He is articulate, innovative, and brings an entrepreneurial spirit to Education seldom seen in today's environment. He gets to the heart of the problem! Were I a School Superintendent you could not keep me from his door. Following his advice, I would have an outstanding school district and be the envy of my colleagues. Major General Lawrence D. Garrison
"Bill Bainbridge is an excellent communicator. His hard-hitting and factual analysis of public education appeals to all readers. It is written in clear and understandable language. Dr. Franklin B. Walter
Dr. William Bainbridge brings to the reader the reality of public education issues as supported by the data collection, thorough analysis, and on-site visitations of school systems, both large and small, across this country. He cannot only speak to the facts authoritatively, but he is also able to offer thoughtful solutions to today's complex educational issues." Dr. Gail F. McKinzie
"In recent years, educational reform and the accountability movement have spawned a
host of new numbers and concepts for parents, educators, journalists and
policy makers to contemplate. Each release of such information triggers a
search for understanding. What does it mean if my child scored in the sixth stanine?
What significance should we attach to the fact that 68% of our sixth-graders
passed the state reading test? What do I need to know about the new charter school
in my community?
Dr. Joseph L. Davis
"Dr. William Bainbridge is adept at seeing through the fog of bureaucracy and revealing weaknesses that demand attention. He is able to translate the importance of accountability and responsibility for people within the systems of education while stressing the support that is so needed for public education at this time." Janice Mee
"Bill's analysis of our schools has made him an expert on reforms that work. His message is clear and convincing, perhaps the best chance for improvements in our schools. Everyone should read what he has to say." Mr. John Tabor
REFERENCES - General: MR. ROGER ALBAN, Past President, Grandview Heights City Board of Education,
MS. DONNA MARIA ALVARADO, Member, Ohio Board of Regents; Managing Director,
MR. HUNT BERRYMAN, Chairman, Polk Businesses for WorldClass Education, 3328
DR. G. ROBERT BOWERS, Assistant State Superintendent of Public Instruction
DR. RICHARD BOYD, Professor of Educational Leadership, University of
DR. SUZANNE BURKHOLDER, Past President of the American Association of
MS. MARGARET M. BURLEY, Executive Director, Ohio Coalition for the
DR. BILLY K. CANNADAY, JR., State Superintendent of Public Instruction,
MR. CARL NEIL CANNON, Publisher, Florida Times-Union, One Riverside Avenue,
DR. RAJ K. CHOPRA, Superintendent, Phoenix Union High School District,
MS. MARY K. COOPER, Vice Chairman of Education, Kissimmee/Osceola County
MR. CHARLES R. DASSANCE, President, Central Florida Community College,
MR. C. DANIEL DELAWDER, Past President, Ohio Bankers Association,
DR. JOSEPH DOMINIC, Program Director, The Heinz Endowment, 30 CNG Tower/
MR. ANDY FORD, President, Florida Education Association United, AFT-NEA,
MS. WILMA HAMILTON, former Superintendent, The School Board of Sarasota
MS. CAM HARRIS, Former Assistant State Superintendent of Public Instruction,
THE HONORABLE JAY HOTTINGER, State Senator and Assistant President, Ohio
MR. MARTIN M. KANE, Past-President, Ohio Association of Secondary School
MR. KERRY KIRSCHNER, Executive Director, The Argus Foundation, 1201 S.
MR. JAMES O. KISHLER, Past President, Newark City Board of
DR. RICHARD P. KOEPPE, Past President, Colorado Association School
DR. JOSEPH LAGANA, Executive Director Emeritus, Allegheny Intermediate
DR. SHERRY A. LAHR, Past-President, Buckeye Association of School
DR. THOMAS J. LASLEY, II, Dean-School of Education & Panzer Professor,
MR. TOM LEWIS, JR., Secretary of Management Services, State of Florida,
DR. JAMES C. MANLEY, Superintendent, Pine-Richland Public Schools, and
MR. WILLIAM R. MASON, JR., Past-President, Ohio Association of School
DR. RODERICK J. MC DAVIS, President, Ohio University, Athens, Ohio 45701 (740) 593-1804. MS. DIANE H. McFARLIN, Publisher, Sarasota Herald Tribune, 801 South
DR. GAIL F. MCKINZIE, Superintendent, Polk County School District, and
MS. JANICE MEE, Past-President, Florida School Boards Association and
DR. JOSEPH F. MURPHY, Professor of Educational Leadership, Vanderbilt
MR. BLAINE A. MUSE, Superintendent, The School District of Osceola County,
MR. WHITFIELD M. PALMER, JR., Chairman, W.M. Palmer Company, 3233 S.W.
MR. LANE B. RAMSEY, County Administrator, Chesterfield County, P.O. Box 40,
DR. C. DANIEL RAISCH, Associate Dean-Administration, University of
MRS. RUTH REGULA, Past President, Educational Office Personnel of Ohio,
MR. DAVID SOLOMON, Publisher, Independent Publications, and former Editor, Nashua Telegraph, 54 School Street, Milford, New Hampshire 03055 (603) 673-3100. MR. JOHN TABOR, Publisher, Portsmouth Herald, 111 Maplewood Avenue,
DR. THOMAS S. TOCCO, Superintendent, Fort Worth I.S.D., 100 North
MR. WESLEY R. TURNER, Publisher, Star-Telegram, 400 West Seventh Street,
MR. JOHN F. WOLFE, CEO and Publisher, The Columbus Dispatch, 34 South Front
REFERENCES - ATTORNEY CLIENTS MS. LESLIE G. BILLMAN, ESQ., Attorney at Law and Past Chair-Maryland State
MS. ALISSE C. CAMAZINE, ESQ., Attorney at Law, Paule, Camazine & Bloomenthal,
MR. ROBERT L. COWLES, ESQ., Attorney at Law, 1930 San Marco Boulevard, Suite 203, Jacksonville, Florida 32207, (904) 399-1711. MR. MONROE L. INKER, ESQ., Attorney at Law and Past Chair-Massachusetts Bar
MR. ROBERT A. KOBLENTZ, ESQ., Attorney at Law, 35 East Livingston Avenue,
MR. SCOTT H. KREAMER, ESQ., Attorney at Law, Norton, Hubbard, Ruzicka & Kreamer, 130 North Cherry, Olathe, Kansas 66061, (913) 782-2350. MR. RANDY S. KUREK, ESQ., Attorney at Law, Isaac, Brandt, Ledman & Teetor, 250 East Broad Street, Columbus, Ohio 43215-3742, (614) 221-2121. MR. FRANKLIN I. MIROFF, ESQ., Attorney at Law, Miroff, Cross & Woolsey,
MR. CHARLES C. SHAINBERG, ESQ., Attorney at Law, Shainberg and Viola,
PERSONAL: Birth Date: December 20, 1945 Marital Status: Married to Linda Ann Bainbridge, Territory Services Leader and Client Executive, IBM Corporation (Retired) Children: Son, "Son, Adam P. Bainbridge, Professional Electrical Engineer (P.E.), CFEI,
Health: Excellent - Height 6'2" - Weight 218 lbs. PUBLICATIONS: "A Second Presidential Run for E. Gordon Gee" The Greentree Gazette, West Palm Beach, Florida, December 2007. "A University and School Systems in Kentucky and Ohio are Strivers" The Greentree Gazette, West Palm Beach, Florida, September 25, 2007. "Avoid Costly Litigation and Settlements" The Greentree Gazette, West Palm Beach, Florida, August 2007. "University of North Florida President John Delaney's 'Leadership by Learning' " The Greentree Gazette, West Palm Beach, Florida, August 2007. "Pedro Menendez Carpentry Teacher Builds Student Futures," My St. Johns Sun, The Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville, Florida, July 28, 2007. "Time Has Come To Screen High School Athletes for Illegal Drugs," The Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville, Florida, July 27, 2007. "School Superintendents Should Meet Qualifications," The Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville, Florida, July 19, 2007. "School Board's Evaluation of Wise May Produce Fireworks," The Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville, Florida, July 12, 2007. "Federal Government Should Get Out of High-Stakes School Testing," The Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville, Florida, July 7, 2007. "Supreme Court Hurts Racial Balance Efforts," The Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville, Florida, July 3, 2007. "These State Employees Deserve Big Thank You from Voters," The Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville, Florida, June 28, 2007. "Keystones For Learning," My Clay Sun, The Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville, Florida, June 28, 2007. "State Department of Education Makes Unfair Training Demands," The Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville, Florida, June 21, 2007. "Ubiquitous NCAA Rules Can Sneak Up On You," The Greentree Gazette, West Palm Beach, Florida, June 2007. "Spellings Is Poor Fit as Education Secretary," The Columbus Dispatch- Forum Column, Columbus, Ohio, June 16, 2007. "Duval School Board Should Stop Micromanaging Schools," The Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville, Florida, June 14, 2007. "Federal Intrusion in College Accreditation Must Be Resisted," The Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville, Florida, June 7, 2007. "Retiring Administrator Moves Toward Crafting New Pursuits," My St. Johns Sun, The Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville, Florida, June 2, 2007. "FCAT's Reliability Problems Should Lead to Major Changes," The Florida Times-Union-Featured Column, Jacksonville, Florida, May 31, 2007. "UNF Leaders Find a Model for Future at University in Ohio," The Florida Times-Union-Featured Column, Jacksonville, Florida, May 24, 2007. "Thumbs Up for Whistle-Blower; Thumbs Down for Spellings," The Florida Times-Union-Featured Column, Jacksonville, Florida, May 17, 2007. "Sibling Rivalry Producing Results," The Florida Times-Union, Nassau Neighbors, Fernandina Beach, Florida, May 16, 2007. "School Administrators Flee Unreasonable Job Demands," The Florida Times-Union-Featured Column, Jacksonville, Florida, May 10, 2007. "All Schoolchildren Deserve Access to Latest Computers," The Florida Times-Union-Featured Column, Jacksonville, Florida, May 3, 2007. "Mel Martinez Breaks With Bush on No Child Law," The Florida Times-Union- Featured Column, Jacksonville, Florida, April 29, 2007. "Corruption in No Child Law Spurs Congressional Probe," The Florida Times-Union-Featured Column, Jacksonville, Florida, April 26, 2007. "Colleges Plan for Security Crises," The Florida Times-Union-Featured Column, Jacksonville, Florida, April 21, 2007. "Standardized Admission Tests Offer Objective Evaluations," The Florida Times-Union-Featured Column, Jacksonville, Florida, April 19, 2007. "Public schools Are the Bedrock of Our Successful Democracy," The Florida Times-Union-Featured Column, Jacksonville, Florida, April 12, 2007."Elected Duval School Board Has Failed to Achieve Its Goals," The Florida Times-Union-Featured Column, Jacksonville, Florida, April 5, 2007. "Schools Don't Need Managers, But Dynamic, Proven Leaders," The Florida Times-Union-Featured Column, Jacksonville, Florida, March 29, 2007. "Using Tests to Improve Learning," The Florida Times-Union-Featured Column, Jacksonville, Florida, March 24, 2007. "New Chamber Leader a Good Match for Key Business Goals," The Florida Times-Union-Featured Column, Jacksonville, Florida, March 16, 2007. "Lower Salaries of Board Can Lead to Better Public Schools," The Florida Times-Union-Featured Column, Jacksonville, Florida, March 9, 2007. "As College Costs Skyrocket, Check Ways to Find Savings," The Florida Times-Union-Featured Column, Jacksonville, Florida, March 1, 2007. "Parents in St. Johns County Seek Voice in School Issues," The Florida Times-Union-Featured Column, Jacksonville, Florida, February 22, 2007. "Pushing College-level Work Does No Favor for Unprepared Students," The Florida Times-Union-Featured Column, Jacksonville, Florida, February 15, 2007. "Impact Fees Are No Solution to Clay County's School Deficits," The Florida Times-Union-Featured Column, Jacksonville, Florida, February 10, 2007. "SCHOOL BOARD: No Report Card," The Florida Times-Union-Featured Column, Jacksonville, Florida, February 3, 2007. "Panel Has Worthy Recommendations," The Columbus Dispatch-Forum Column, Columbus, Ohio, February 3, 2007. "Don't Delay Evaluation of Duval Superintendent," The Florida Times-Union- Featured Column, Jacksonville, Florida, February 1, 2007. "Smoking Bans in Public are Needed to Help Children," The Florida Times-Union-Featured Column, Jacksonville, Florida, January 25, 2007. "Grade Recovery Can Be a Positive," The Florida Times-Union-Featured Column, Jacksonville, Florida, January 13, 2007. "America's Public Schools Need Major Changes to Improve," The Florida Times-Union-Featured Column, Jacksonville, Florida, January 8, 2007. "Time to Ban Junk Food in Public Schools to Fight Obesity," The Florida Times-Union-Featured Column, Jacksonville, Florida, January 1, 2007. "Campus/Corporate Pay Comparison is Unfair," The Columbus Dispatch-Forum Column, Columbus, Ohio, December 23, 2006. "Salaries are Startling, but College Presidents Often Deserve them," The The Florida Times-Union-Featured Column, Jacksonville, Florida, December 22, 2006. "Pay for University Presidents Unjust Target for Public Potshots," The Daytona Beach News-Journal, Daytona Beach, Florida, December 21, 2006. "No Child Law Failed, Should be Killed," The Columbus Dispatch-Forum Column, Columbus, Ohio, December 16, 2006. "Let's Drop No Child Left Behind," The Florida Times-Union-Featured Column, Jacksonville, Florida, December 16, 2006. "It Is Time To Leave NCLB Behind," The Sarasota Herald-Tribune, Sarasota, Florida, December 10, 2006. "Some Rankings of Universities are Meant for Profits, Not Consumers," The Florida Times-Union-Featured Column, Jacksonville, Florida, December 2, 2006. "Parents Can Play Important Role In School If Principals Cooperate," The Florida Times-Union-Featured Column, Jacksonville, Florida, November 18, 2006. "Competing Student Projections in St. Johns County," The Florida Times-Union- Featured Column, Jacksonville, Florida, November 14, 2006. "Big Government and Corruption," The Florida Times-Union-Featured Column, Jacksonville, Florida, November 4, 2006. "D.C. Insiders Leave Education Out in the Cold," The Columbus Dispatch-Forum Column, Columbus, Ohio, November 4, 2006. "The Great Impact of Principals," The Florida Times-Union-Featured Column, Jacksonville, Florida, October 21, 2006. "The Student Technology Gap," The Florida Times-Union-Featured Column, Jacksonville, Florida, October 17, 2006. "St. Johns Schools Try to Stay Ahead," The Florida Times-Union-Featured Column, Jacksonville, Florida, September 29, 2006. "Serious Questions Arise Over New SAT," The Columbus Dispatch-Forum Column, Columbus, Ohio, September 23, 2006. "Are American Students Stressed?," The Florida Times-Union-Featured Column, Jacksonville, Florida, September 23, 2006. "Are We Pushing Our Children Too Hard?," The Star-Banner, a New York Times newspaper, Ocala, Florida, September 17, 2006. "Remarkable School is a Role Model," The Florida Times-Union-Featured Column, Jacksonville, Florida, September 16, 2006. "Florida School Sets an Example," The Florida Times-Union-Featured Column, Jacksonville, Florida, September 12, 2006. "Enhanced SAT is Pointless," The Florida Times-Union-Featured Column, Jacksonville, Florida, September 2, 2006 "The Outdated 180-Day School Year Needs to go the Way of the Buggy," The Florida Times-Union-Featured Column, Jacksonville, Florida, August 25, 2006 "Book Publisher's Ties to Bush a Bit Too Cozy," The Columbus Dispatch- Forum Column, Columbus, Ohio, August 19, 2006 "Public Schools Get Bad Rap," The Florida Times-Union-Featured Column, Jacksonville, Florida, August 17, 2006 "School Size Makes a Big Difference," The Florida Times-Union-Featured Column, Jacksonville, Florida, August 12, 2006 "Bush Ties Prove to be Lucrative," The Florida Times-Union-Featured Column, Jacksonville, Florida, August 3, 2006 "Mediocre Schools, Top Grades," The Florida Times-Union-Featured Column, Jacksonville, Florida, July 29, 2006 "No Child Law Ignored Socioeconomic Factors," The Columbus Dispatch- Forum Column, Columbus, Ohio, July 22, 2006. "Better Schools for Kids in Poverty," The Florida Times-Union-Featured Column, Jacksonville, Florida, July 15, 2006 "Smart Dude, Cut Out the Slang," The Florida Times-Union–Featured Column,
"Schools Must Adjust to Families," The Florida Times-Union–Featured Column,
"Featured Interview and Essay, TECHNOS E-ZINE, Vol. 3, No. 6, TECHNOS Press,
"Race, Education and High Court," The Florida Times-Union–Featured Column,
"Florida Needs More ‘Highly Qualified’ Teachers," The Florida Times-Union-
"Good Health Care and Education," The Florida Times-Union-Featured Column,
"Newsweek’s Flawed School Ratings," The Florida Times-Union-Featured Column,
"Don’t Rely on Magazine’s List of Top Schools, The Columbus Dispatch-Forum
"Left Behind by Federal Plan," The Florida Times-Union-Featured Column,
"Newsweek School Ratings: Fact or Fiction," EducationNews.org, Houston, Texas, May 24, 2006 "School Screening is Flawed," The Florida Times-Union-Featured Column,
"Teacher Salary Breakthrough in New York City Public Schools," The Florida
"NYC Offers Subsidy to Specialty Teachers," The Columbus Dispatch-Forum
"Rewarding The Right Stuff," The Florida Times-Union-Featured Column,
"High School Dropouts Cost Nation Billions in Lost Wages and Taxes,"
"High-school Dropouts Cost Nation Billions," The Columbus Dispatch-Forum
"Five Proven Ways That Schools Can Boost Student Achievement," The Florida Times-Union-Featured Column, Jacksonville, Florida, April 7, 2006 "Five Suggestions For Improving Student Performance In School,"
"Paying Teachers Competitively Is Key For Struggling Schools," The Florida
"Scrap The School Double Speak," The Florida Times-Union-Featured Column,
"Education Funding Misused," The Florida Times-Union-Featured Column,
"NCLB – Four Years And Counting," EducationNews.org, Houston, Texas, March 9, 2006 "School Safety Data Give Reason For Optimism," EducationNews.org, Houston, Texas, March 6, 2006 "Public Schools Are Safer Than Ever Despite A Few Sensational Incidents,"
"Home Schooling Is Increasing; Regulation, Oversight Deserved,"
"Home Schooling Is Increasing; Regulation, Oversight Deserved," The Florida
"Home-schooling Data Need Close Look," The Columbus Dispatch-Forum Column,
"Voucher Ruling Is An Unreasonable Setback," The Columbus Dispatch-
"Florida Supreme Court Wrong; Vouchers Will Help Education," The Florida
"Florida Court Wrong About School Vouchers," Dayton Daily News, Dayton, Ohio, January 12, 2006. "Global Perspective on School Leadership," with M. Donald Thomas, Chapter I in Qualities for Effective Leadership - School Leaders Speak, Lanham, Maryland: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Inc. & The American Association of School Administrators, 2006. "Problem Solving Leadership: Demographics, Diversity and Accountability," Chapter VI in Qualities for Effective Leadership - School Leaders Speak, Lanham, Maryland: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Inc. & The American Association of School Administrators, 2006. "Smaller Systems Beneficial To Education," The Columbus Dispatch-
"Smaller vs. Larger School Systems," EducationNews.org, Houston, Texas, December 13, 2005 "In the School-size Debate, Smaller Appears To Be Better," Sarasota Herald-
"Federal Education Initiative Is A Failure," The Columbus Dispatch-
"Let’s Win One For The Gipper," EducationNews.org, Houston, Texas, October 31, 2005 "Pre-K Is A Great Investment," The Florida Times-Union-Featured Column,
"Early-Childhood Education Is Best Investment," The Columbus Dispatch-
"Putting Tax Money On The Bottom Line," EducationNews.org, Houston, Texas, September 30, 2005 "Katrina or Xenia – Schools Can Make a Hugh Difference," EducationNews.org,
"No Child Law Leaves Many Shaking Their Heads," The Columbus Dispatch-
"Federal School Reform In Sad Shape," Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Seattle Washington, August 12, 2005. "The Sad State of Federal School Reforms," EducationNews.org, Houston, Texas, August 4, 2005 "Report Puts Education Goals On Iffy Ground," The Columbus Dispatch-
"National School Numbers Show Growth, Diversity, Pluses & Minuses,"
"Gender Inequities in Education are Lessening," The Mortar Board Forum, Journal of the Mortar Board National College Senior Honor Society, Columbus, Ohio, Spring, 2005, Vol.35, No. 2. "U.S. Students Need Longer School Year," The Illinois School Board Journal,
"No Child Left Behind Takes Oversight Away From States," The Advocate-a
"Bush’s School Agenda Fails Conservative Test," The Columbus Dispatch-
Forum Column, "Teacher Pay Key In Fixing Public Schools," The Columbus Dispatch-
"Is President George W. Bush An Educational Conservative?,"
"American Schools Need To Reshape Management," The Advocate-a Gannett
"State Sales Tax Has Origins In Education," The Columbus Dispatch-
"Ohio Already Passed Income Tax To Fund Public Schools," The Cincinnati
"U.S. Students Get Short Shrift," The Star-Press, Muncie, Indiana, March 27, 2005. "Gender Differences Owe Much To Course Selection," The Advocate-a Gannett
"Gender Inequities In Education Are Lessening," The Columbus Dispatch-
"The Dropout Curse Of No Child Left Behind," EducationNews.org, Houston, Texas, March 15, 2005 "Proper Learning Environments Include Good Nutrition For Kids,"
"School Evaluations Tell Vastly Different Stories," with Thomas J. Lasley, II, EducationNews.org, Houston, Texas, March 2, 2005 and The Advocate-a Gannett newspaper, Newark, Ohio, February 11, 2005. "Food For Thought?" EducationNews.org, Houston, Texas, February 28, 2005. "Better Nutrition, Exercise Boost Academics," The Columbus Dispatch- Forum Column, Columbus, Ohio, February 26, 2005 "Standardized Tests Improve Standards, Threaten Creativity," The News-
Journal, "Longer School Year Would Benefit Students," The Columbus Dispatch-
"Can Professional Development Programs Help Close The Achievement Gap?," with C. Jayne Brahler and Margaret Stevens, ERS Spectrum Education Research Service, Arlington, Virginia, Winter, 2005 "U.S. Students Need A Longer School Year," The Buffalo News, Buffalo,
"Education Data Often Misused To Push Agendas," The Columbus Dispatch-
"Testing To Improve Or To Punish?," with Steven M. Sundre, The School Administrator, American Association of School Administrators, Arlington, Virginia, January, 2005. "Electronic ID Holds Promise Of Safer Schools," The Columbus Dispatch-
"Athletics Emphasized At Expense Of Learning," The Columbus Dispatch-
"Ohio’s 102 Schools Of Promise Aren’t Models For Others," The Columbus
"Student-Rights Push Must Be Tempered With Dose Of Reality," The Columbus
"Just the Facts: Children Lose as Test Scores Trump Teaching in Schools," The Ocala Star Banner Editorial Column, Ocala, Florida, September 19, 2004. "To Reduce The High Cost Of College," Bottom Line-Personal,
"What Can You Do To Protect Your School From Predators," with William R. Mason, Jr., AASPA Perspective, American Association of School Personnel Administrators, Virginia Beach, Virginia, August/October, 2004. "Mandated Tests Having Some Bad Effects On Public Schools," The Columbus
"Big vs. Small: Size Of Schools Plays Role In Quality Debate," The Columbus
"Ohio Graduation Test Will Deliver Shocks To Many," with Thomas J.
"Exit Test Alone Won’t Do," with Thomas J. Lasley, II, Dayton Daily News, Dayton, Ohio, June 8, 2004. "Federal Law Seems To Be Leaving More Children Behind," The Columbus
"How Nashua Stacks Up: An Independent Report On How The City’s School District Compares Nationwide," with Cameron Harris, Sherry A. Lahr and Steven M. Sundre, published in a special 32 page section of The Telegraph, Nashua, New Hampshire, May 18, 2004. "Beware This Buckeye As Subcontractor On Schools," Arkansas Democrat-
"Arkansas Educators Should Beware Of Fallen Buckeyes," The Columbus Dispatch- Forum Column, Columbus, Ohio, March 31, 2004. "Connect With Business Audiences To Improve Schools," Sharing Ideas, Vol. 26,
"Adjust Pay To Stem Teacher Shortage," The Columbus Dispatch-Forum Column,
"FairCompare Analysis & Audit Of Education Effectiveness For The Guilford County, North Carolina, School District," with Donna Maria Alvarado, Cameron Harris, Roger J. Lulow, Roderick J. McDavis and Steven M. Sundre, sponsored and published in a Special Report by Action Greensboro, Greensboro, North Carolina, February 25, 2004. "Are Schools Really Safe From Predators?" with William R. Mason, Jr., Bulletin, official publication of the Associated School Boards of South Dakota, Pierre, South Dakota, August 5, 2003. "Time To Defend Public Education: At The Point Of Contact," with M. Donald Thomas, Viewpoint - The Utah Special Education, Salt Lake City, Utah, December, 2003. "The Need For Effective Leadership In Working With Public Boards" presentation to the Ohio Government Finance Officers Association 16th Annual Conference, VITAL SPEECHES OF THE DAY, Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina, October 15, 2003. "STRS Board’s Makeup Should Be Revised," The Columbus Dispatch-Forum Column,
"Retirement Board Needs Overhaul," Dayton Daily News, Dayton, Ohio, August 7, 2003. "More Class Time Helps At-Risk Kids," The Columbus Dispatch-Forum Column,
"KIP Program Yields Incredible Results," EducationNews.org, Houston, Texas, July 8, 2003. "It’s Hard To Teach A Parade," The Ohio School Psychologist, Volume 48, #3,
"Educational Policy Leaders: Learn From This Model School," with Thomas S.Tocco, The American School Board Journal, National School Boards Association, Alexandria, Virginia, July, 2003. "Policy Initiatives To Improve Urban Schools-An Agenda," with Thomas J. Lasley, II and Steven M. Sundre, THE STATE EDUCATION STANDARD, official quarterly journal of the National Association of State Boards of Education, Alexandria, Virginia, Summer, 2003. "Much Educational Research Lacks Proper Standard," The Columbus Dispatch – Forum Column, Columbus, Ohio, June 16, 2003. "Are Schools Really Safe From Predators?" with William R. Mason, Jr., EducationNews.org, Houston, Texas, June 11. 2003. "Transient Students Are Education Dilemma," The Columbus Dispatch – Forum Column, Columbus, Ohio, May 24, 2003. "FBI’s System For Screening School Employees Is Badly Flawed," The Columbus Dispatch - Forum Column, Columbus, Ohio, May 14,2003 and EducationNews.org, Houston, Texas, May 10,2003. "Texans Too Must‘Decommit’To Gobbledygook," Texas Study of Secondary Education, the official publication of Texas Association of Secondary School Administrators, Austin, Texas, Vol. XII, No.2,Spring 2003. "Boards Of Education: The Need For Effective Leadership," with M. Donald Thomas, Leadership 2003, the official publication of The North Carolina Association of School Administrators, Raleigh, North Carolina Spring/Summer, 2003. "Policy Initiatives To Improve Urban Schools-An Agenda," with Thomas J. Lasley, II and Steven M. Sundre, Education and Urban Society, Sage Publications, Thousand Oaks, California, May, 2003. "Texas Model For School Achievement Doesn’t Hold Up," The Columbus Dispatch-
" ‘Decommitting’ To Gobbledygook," Texas Study of Secondary Education,
"Improving Administrative And Policy Quality," A three-part series, with Thomas J. Lasley, II and Barnett Berry, The Effective School Report, Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin, February, March and April, 2003. "For All Children," with Steven M. Sundre, EducationNews.org, Houston, Texas, March 10, 2003. "Leaders Show Ignorance About Education," The Columbus Dispatch – Forum Column, Columbus, Ohio, February 24, 2003, The South Bend Tribune, Dialogue, South Bend, Indiana, March 2, 2003, and The Vermont School Boards Association Journal, Montpelier, Vermont, March, 2003. "Proficiency Tests Are Drawing Fire…,in "Regulatory Law and Policy Casebook 3rd Edition, by Sidney Shapiro and Joseph P. Tomain, Lexis-Nexis, Miamisburg, Ohio 2003. "Standards Should Be Set For School Boards," The Columbus Dispatch –
"Boards Of Education: The Need For Effective Leadership," TECHNOS Quarterly, Journal of the Agency for Instructional Technology, Vol 11, No. 4, TECHNOS Press, Agency For Instructional Technology, Bloomington, Indiana, Winter, 2002-2003 "Teacher Equity Can Improve Education," USA Today, McLean, Virginia, January 2, 2003. "Ohio’s Schools Need Equity in Quality of Teachers," The Columbus Dispatch –
"Educational Research: Neither Fact Nor Science," with M. Donald Thomas,
"Schools’ Success Depends On Adults," The Columbus Dispatch – Forum Column,
"American Schools Should Do More For Stepfamilies," School Health Resources
"Improving Teacher Quality: Ideological Perspectives And Policy Prescriptions," with Thomas J. Lasley, II and Barnett Berry, The Educational Forum, Kappa Delta Pi International Honor Society in Education, Indianapolis, Indiana, November, 2002. "Winter Haven’s Inwood Seen As Model School," with Thomas S. Tocco,
"Fighting Patronage In Ohio’s School Funding," THE ATHENS MESSENGER,
"Coalition May Make Education A Player In Political Arena," , The South Bend
"Why Schools Have Hard Time Staying Atop Political Agenda," The Columbus
"Education For Tomorrow’s Workers ‘", with M. Donald Thomas, Chief
"Back-To-School Means Back-n-Forth," with Francesca Adler-Baeder, Your Stepfamily Embrace the Journey, Stepfamily Association of America Cary, Illinois, September/October, 2002. "Children Lacking Basic Needs At Home Are At Disadvantage," South Bend
"Chimps Add To Child-nurturing Data," The Columbus Dispatch – Forum Column,
"Best Financial Management Practices Review, Santa Rosa County School District" with Cameron Harris, Suzanne Burkholder, William Guy, William Kennedy, Steven Sundre and Stephen Vargo, commissioned by the Florida Legislature Office of Program Policy Analysis and Government Accountability, Tallahassee, Florida, August, 2002. "Leaving Children Behind," TECHNOS Quarterly, Journal of the Agency for Instructional Technology, Vol 11, No. 2, TECHNOS Press, Agency For Instructional Technology, Bloomington, Indiana, Summer, 2002 "Demographics, Diversity And K-12 Accountability: The Challenge Of Closing The Achievement Gap," with Thomas J. Lasley, II, Education and Urban Society, Volume 34, Number 4, Sage Publications, Thousand Oaks, California, August, 2002. "Stumbling Too Many Times," The Columbus Dispatch – Forum Column,
"Poverty, Not Race, Holds Back Urban Students," with Thomas J. Lasley, II,
"School Chiefs Hard To Hire," The Miami Herald, Miami, Florida, June 23, 2002. "Kids Need The Basics In Education," Leader Information, Journal Of The
"Back-To-School Means Back-n-Forth—Schools And Stepfamilies," with
"School Administrator’s Value Is High These Days," South Bend Tribune -
"Leaving Children Behind," Arizona School Boards Association Journal,
"School Administrators’ Value Is High," The Columbus Dispatch-Forum Column,
"No Child Left Behind: A Reasonable Measure?" VSBIT, Newsletter of the Vermont School Boards Association, Montpelier, Vermont, June, 2002. "No Child Left Behind: Facts and Fallacies," with M. Donald Thomas,
"Poverty Must Be Addressed Before Test Results Are A Reasonable Measure,",
"Accountability Measures Alone Not Enough," Navarre Press, Pensacola,
"Kids Need The Basics In Education," The Columbus Dispatch-Forum Column,
"Osceola’s Schools: The SchoolMatch Audit - An Audit of Educational Effectiveness for the Osceola County (FL) School District," with Cameron Harris, William R. Mason, Jr., Roderick J. McDavis, and Steven M. Sundre, sponsored by the Kissimmee-Osceola Chamber of Commerce and published in a special section by the Osceola News-Gazette, Kissimmee, Florida, April 18, 2002. "Why We Must ‘Decommit’ To Gobbledgygook," The School Administrator, American
"Master-Teacher Programs Worthy," The Columbus Dispatch-Forum Column,
"Audit: Some Polk Schools Need Overhaul: The SchoolMatch Audit - An Audit of Educational Effectiveness for the Polk County (FL) School District," with Billy K. Cannaday, Cameron Harris, William R. Mason, Jr., Steven M. Sundre and Thomas S. Tocco, sponsored by the Polk Businesses for WorldClass Education and published in a special section by the The Ledger, Lakeland, Florida, February 12, 2002. "We Need State Level Registries on Advanced Teaching Criteria," with M. Donald Thomas, Suzanne Burkholder and William R. Mason, Jr., AASPA Perspective, American Association of School Personnel "Sharing the Glory," with M. Donald Thomas, Leadership, Association of
"Using A Market Place Model to Attract Teachers," with Suzanne Burkholder, The Illinois School Board Journal, Illinois Association of School Boards, Springfield, Illinois, January/February, 2002 and ERIC Clearinghouse on Teaching and Teacher Education, Washington, DC, October, 2001 "We Need State Level Registries On Advanced Teaching Criteria," with M. Donald Thomas, Suzanne Burkholder and William R. Mason, Jr., ASBO Accents, Association of School Business Officials International, Reston, Virginia, January, 2002, Volume 22, No. 1. "The Impact of Emerging Market-Based Public Policy On Urban Schools and A Democratic Society," with Carolyn Ridenour and Thomas J. Lasley, II, Education and Urban Society, Hanover, Pennsylvania, November, 2001. "Effectively Using School Evaluation in a Child Custody Case," American
"Black Students Lag Behind White Counterparts-Urban Schools Must Close The Achievement Gap," with Thomas J. Lasley, II, Column, Dayton Daily News, Dayton, Ohio, November 11, 2001. "Success by Six-Helping Preschoolers Succeed," with Janice Mee, Past President of the Florida School Boards Association, Sarasota Herald- Tribune-Guest Column, Sarasota. Florida, October 21, 2001. "Skewed Funding Still Bedevils Schools," Columbus Dispatch-Forum Column,
"Equity, Adequacy Concept Crucial In School Systems," The Advocate-Opinion
"Jargon Blurs Communication Between School and Home," South Bend Tribune -
"Schools should ‘decommit’ to Gobbledygook," Columbus Dispatch-Forum Column,
"Inflating grades simply deflates education," Columbus Dispatch-
"Understanding the principles of effective leadership leads to better schools," with M. Donald Thomas, CABE-The Journal, Journal of the Connecticut Association of Boards of Education, Wethersfield, Connecticut, July/August, 2001. "Global Perspective on School Leadership," with M. Donald Thomas,
"SchoolMatch-Grading our schools - An Audit of Educational Effectiveness of the Portsmouth (NH) School District," with Suzanne Burkholder, Sherry A. Lahr and Steven M. Sundre, sponsored & published in a special section by Seacoast Newspapers-Portsmouth Herald, Portsmouth, New Hampshire, June, 2001. "SchoolMatch-Grading our schools - An Audit of Educational Effectiveness of the Exeter (NH) School District," with Suzanne Burkholder, Sherry A. Lahr and Steven M. Sundre, sponsored & published in a special section by Seacoast Newspapers-The Exeter News-Letter, Exeter, New Hampshire, June, 2001. "All Children Can Learn-Facts and Fallacies," with M. Donald Thomas, Phi Delta Kappan, Bloomington, Indiana, May, 2001 and Minnesota School Boards Association Journal, St. Peter, Minnesota, August, 2001. "Unintended Consequences of School Reform," with Thomas J. Lasley, II,
"School Leadership 101 - Understanding the Principals of Effective Leadership Leads to Better Schools," with M. Donald Thomas, Show Me Education- Journal of the Missouri School Boards’ Association, Columbia, Missouri, Spring, 2001 and BULLETIN-Journal of the South Dakota School Boards Association, Pierre, South Dakota, May 25, 2001. "School Reforms: Go Slowly," with Thomas J. Lasley, II, Columbus Dispatch-
"Five Fallacies Found in Education Reform," with M. Donald Thomas,
"Proficiency Tests Are Drawing Fire For Good Reasons," Columbus Dispatch- Forum Column, Columbus, Ohio, March 2, 2001. "The Contamination of the Effective Schools Movement," with M. Donald Thomas, The School Administrator, American Association of School Administrators, Arlington, Virginia, March, 2001 and Wingspan, Pedamorphosis, Inc., Tampa, Florida, December, 2001. " ‘All Children Can Learn’: Facts and Fallacies," with Dr. M. Donald Thomas,
"Educational Evaluation and Plans for Children," Experts: Where to Find Them; How to Use Them, The Maryland Institute for Continuing Professional Education of Lawyers, Baltimore, Maryland, January 26, 2001. "Don’t Let Poverty Guarantee Failure," The Plain Dealer-Metro Section,
"Communities Can Lend a Hand to Young Have-Nots," Columbus Dispatch-Forum Column, Columbus, Ohio, December 20, 2000. "The Truth About ‘All Children Can Learn,’" with M. Donald Thomas, Education
"More Than Money is Needed to Solve Many School Problems," South Bend Tribune
"A Baker’s Dozen – Policies to Improve Schools," with Steven M. Sundre,
"One Student, Two Homes, Sometimes Two Schools," Today’s School Psychologist,
"These 12 + 1 = Solutions For Schools," Columbus Dispatch-Forum Column,
"One Student, Two Homes: What Schools Can Do For Stepfamilies,"
"School Boards Can Crack the Achievement Gap," On Board-Journal of The New
"Race Isn’t Key Factor In Ability To Learn," Columbus Dispatch-Forum Column,
"Is the Test School Gap Really Color-Based?," The School Administrator,
"Schools Should Do More for Stepfamilies," Columbus Dispatch-Forum Column,
"The Executive Teacher: Why Schools Should Consider Marketplace Pay,"
"States Should Fund School Auditoriums," Columbus Dispatch, Guest Column,
"Screening New Employees," with William R. Mason, Jr., Recruiting the Best,
"Unfair Comparisons In Nation’s Schools," New York Times-Southeast Regional Newspapers-Sarasota Herald-Tribune and others, Perspectives feature column, Sarasota, Florida, February 13, 2000. "Don't Neglect Thorough Background Checks When Hiring Employees," with William R. Mason, Jr., School Board News. Volume 19, Number 20, National School Boards Association, Alexandria, Virginia, October 26, 1999. "Fingerprint Records Are A Good First Step," with William R. Mason, Jr., AASPA Perspective, American Association of School Personnel Administrators, Virginia Beach, Virginia, October, 1999. "Schools need better job screenings," Columbus Dispatch-Guest Column, Columbus, Ohio, July 24, 1999. "Problems with kids begin at home," Columbus Dispatch-Guest Column, Columbus, Ohio, May 29, 1999. "Report Card: Grading Our Schools, An Audit of Educational Effectiveness of the Marion County School District," with Karen S. Angello, Alonzo A. Crim, Sherry A. Lahr, Roderick J. McDavis, Jerry T. Rampelt and Steven M. Sundre, sponsored by the Marion County 20:20 Task Force, and published in the Ocala (FL) Star-Banner, January 25, 1999. "Comparing 'Apples With Apples'," Star-Banner, Ocala, Florida, January 25, 1999, page 4A. "Our Children Deserve Safer Schools," Education Week-Commentary, Washington DC, January 20, 1999. "Predator Teachers Remain Threats," Columbus Dispatch-Guest Column,
"Evaluations Miss the Mark," Columbus Dispatch-Guest Column, Columbus, Ohio, July 19, 1998. "The State of Our Schools: An Audit of Educational Effectiveness of the Sarasota County School District," with Shirli M. Billings-Vioni, Alonzo A. Crim, Richard P. Koeppe, Martine L. Stephens, Steven M. Sundre and Sharon West Yates, sponsored by the Argus Foundation, the Community Foundation of Sarasota, the Sarasota Herald-Tribune, the Selby Foundation and the Venice Foundation, and published in a special section by the Sarasota Herald-Tribune, July 10, 1998. "School Research Needs Dissemination," with Steven M. Sundre, Columbus
"SchoolMatch Audit Special Report: Fort Worth, Our Schools, Our Communities," with Donna Maria Alvarado, Alonzo A. Crim, Jeffrey S. Glaze, Gene T. Harris, Richard P. Koeppe, Steven M. Sundre & Shirli M. Vioni, sponsored and published in a special section by the Star-Telegram, Fort Worth, Texas, May 15, 1998. "Massacre Of Issue 2 Leaves Two Standards In Limelight," Columbus
"Teens' Speech Patterns Often Fail to, Like, Demonstrate Intelligence,"
"Why Schools So Badly Need Reform," Columbus Dispatch-Guest Column,
"School Boards Hurt By Ex-officials' Personal Agenda," Columbus
"The SchoolMatch Report: An Audit of Educational Effectiveness of the Olentangy Local School District," with Sherry A. Lahr, Steven M. Sundre and M. Donald Thomas, published by the Olentangy Valley News, October 29, 1997. "Nation's Students Hurt by Weeknight Activities," Columbus Dispatch-
"School Aid: Where's The Logic?" with Steven M Sundre, Columbus
"Follies Always a Threat to Education Reforms," Columbus Dispatch-Forum,
"Report Card on Our Schools - An Audit of Educational Effectiveness of the Duval County Public Schools," with Alonzo A. Crim, Rosie N. Doughty, Steven M. Sundre, M. Donald Thomas, Donald R. Thompson, et. al., sponsored and published in a special section by The Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville, Florida, June 6, 1997. "Comparing Schools Is Fraught With Potholes," Columbus Dispatch-Guest
"OSU-Mershon Program Aids Polish Schools," Columbus Dispatch-Guest
"Grade Inflation: The Current Fraud," with M. Donald Thomas,
"Residency Rule Will Hurt South-Western Schools," Columbus Dispatch-
"The SchoolMatch Report - An Audit of Educational Effectiveness of the Columbus Public Schools," with M. Donald Thomas, Steven M. Sundre, Donald R. Thompson, Alonzo A. Crim, C. Daniel Raisch and Kathy B. Bleimes, sponsored & published in a special section by The Columbus Dispatch, Columbus, Ohio, October 20, 1996. "Taking a Stand for Education," with Donald R. Thompson. Effective
"Kids Without Computers Risk Falling Behind", Columbus Dispatch-Guest
"In Search of a Socrates," School Planning & Management-Column.
"Don't Be a Media Ostrich," School Planning & Management-Column.
"Technology for the 'Have Nots,'" School Planning & Management-Column.
"Lawsuits," with William R. Mason, Jr., School & College-Column.
"Schooling Issues in Child Custody Decisions", with Allan L. Forsythe.
The SchoolMatch Guide for Litigators on School Evaluations and
"Strategic Issues in Public School Reform - Resource Investment and Student Learning Results," delivered before the Ohio General Assembly Policy Seminar, Vital Speeches of the Day, Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina, February 1, 1995. "Beware of Edutainment," with Kathryn Bailey Bleimes, School & College-
"We Don't Take Credit Cards," School & College-Column. Cleveland, Ohio. November, 1994. "Give Me a Montessori Military School ... With Day Care and Post- Graduate Options," with Steven M. Sundre, School & College-Column. Cleveland, Ohio, September, 1994. "Teachers Now Lack Motivation To Excel," with William R. Mason, Jr.
"Do Your Suppliers Know Their Market?" School and College - Column. Cleveland, Ohio, June, 1994. "The Role of Educational Opportunities in Child Custody Decisions," in
"It's Tough to Snow Jane or John Q," School and College - Column. Cleveland, Ohio, April, 1994. "Revisiting the Folly," School and College - Column. Cleveland, Ohio, February, 1994. "Why School Counselors Can't Solve These Problems," School and College -
"When Key Candidates are Also Parents," with Steven M. Sundre,
"When Transferees are Also Parents," with Steven M. Sundre,
"Everyone's an Expert on School Data," School and College – Column,
"For Systematic Reform - Human Resources are Key," School and College -
"Schools Matter When It's Mom v. Dad," School and College – Column, Cleveland, Ohio, June, 1993. "School Quality: An Important Issue in Child Custody Disputes," American
"Some of My Best Friends are PR Folks, But..." School and College -
"Expatriate Schooling - Coping with Issues and Costs," with Allan L. Forsythe, Relocation Journal, Lowell, MA, Winter, 1993. "Parents Look for the Best Schools," with Steven M. Sundre, WorkAmerica
"Apples to Apples - Using 'Mean-Matching' to Compare Schools,"
"What Parents Really Look For in a School," with Steven M. Sundre,
"See You at the YMCA..." School and College – Column, Cleveland, Ohio, September, 1992. "Work and Family Benefits for Parents of School-Age Children," with Steven M. Sundre, Employee Benefits Journal, Brookfield, Wisconsin, June, 1992. "Employment Objectives Increasingly Linked to School-Business Partnerships," with Steven M. Sundre, EMA Journal, Raleigh, North Carolina, Fall, 1991. "Factors that Parents Want in Their Children's Schools," with Steven M. Sundre, Educational Research Service Spectrum, Washington D.C., Spring, 1991. "Would You Invest in a Firm with this Business Plan?" with Steven M. Sundre,
"The Corporation's Role as a School Partner," with Elizabeth P. Dickey, Employment Management Association Journal, Raleigh, North Carolina, Winter, 1991. "School Choice," with Steven M. Sundre, Children Today, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Washington D.C., January-February, 1991. "Parents are Consumers of Education," with Steven M. Sundre,
"Teach your Children Well," Spirit, the Magazine of Southwest
"What Parents Want From Schools," with Steven M. Sundre, American School Boards Journal, Alexandria, Virginia, May, 1990. The SchoolMatch Guide to Public Schools 1990 with Steven M. Sundre,
"School Choice: The Education Issue of the 1990s," with Steven M.
"Parents as Consumers of Public Education," with Steven M. Sundre,
"School Choice," with Steven M. Sundre, Relocation Journal,
"Finding the Right School System During Relocation," Compensation
"Every Haystack Has at Least One Needle," with Steven M. Sundre,
"Grading School Systems to Match Transferees' Needs," Personnel Journal, May, 1987. "Finding a 'Good' School System," with Steven M. Sundre, Mobility,
"Modern Technology Could Have Saved the Life of a Six Year Old Child," Indiana School Boards Journal, March/April, 1985. Kentucky School Boards Journal, Spring, 1985. "Current Issues in Safety Technology," Mental Health & Retardation Journal, February, 1985. "Target Setting: A Way to Combat Teacher Burnout," The School Administrator, October, 1982. "A Lukewarm Book on a Red-Hot Topic," The Executive Educator, August, 1982. "The Management Team - Making it Work," North Central Association Quarterly, Spring, 1982. "Teacher/Principal Conferences: 16 Ways to Brighten Them," The Executive Educator, December, 1981. "So You Want to Redesign Your Teacher Evaluation and Development
R.E.A.S.O.N.S. Management System for Newark Schools, 1980. "The Management Team: Is it a Practical Approach for Your District?" Ohio School Boards Journal, 1979. "An Analysis of the Relationship Between Selected Economic, Social, Demographic, and Election Variables and Voter Behavior in Ohio School District Property Tax Elections," Ph.D. Dissertation, 1979. "School Funding Plans Offer Some Drawbacks," with Joseph F. Murphy,
"Home School Advisory Council Assessment," with Joseph F. Murphy,
Leadership Evaluation, Accomplishment, Development System, 1977.
A Comprehensive Facilities Study of the Buckeye Local School
"Teacher Selection Procedures in Ohio School Districts," Master's Thesis, 1971. |
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